‘MY TV’ : Do you feel being a star?
Murat: There are moments I feel it, I’m forced, because of my job. But in my everyday life, I live just like everyone else. Something very important to me, is the human being! I want to live my life free. I hate everything that restrains a person of growing. Of course, sometimes it would be considered as an advantage for someone, to behave like a star. I’m not interested in such issues. I care more on how I would be better as a human being and also as an actor.
‘MY TV’ : Tell me about your childhood. How does your biography start?
Murat: I was born on 13 April 1979 in Konya, Turkey. I have lived there till I was fourteen. After that, my parents moved to Adana, where all the family followed. I have two sisters. I’m the second child. My younger sister studies at Koç University and my older sister is a teacher. I had a very good childhood, because my father was a teacher. Further details in the book…
‘MY TV’ : Would you participate in a Greek series?
Murat: This summer at Halkidiki, I had the opportunity to watch some series on Greek TV and some parts of plays. Of course, since theater has started in Greece, I would be very happy to participate in a performance, in the case that, such a proposal would be made, because Greece has very remarkable artists, actors